I've been using mine for about 4 years now. Just love it.
Sea Cure Mouthpiece
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JRScuba
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mike_s:
I'm sure if you look around you could get one slightly cheaper.
But, for $30.00 it is still worth the investment. eyebrow
The Kraken
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I have a used one I'll sell ya for $3.
the K
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yup, there not cheap out here i guess, i paid like $27 plus tax, in reallity $30 bucks, it was well spent though!!!mike_s:
Bratface
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Oh you fussy Southern Californians. If it were mocha caramel latte flavored, would you like it any better?
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SeaCure mouthpiece = Sweet comfort and hours of relaxed diving, interrupted only by the endless whining of some buddies during surface intervals.
Underwater, no one can hear you whine. :10:
Sweet.
'Chica
P.S. One drawback is that I would need to quickly change the mouthpiece to a standard type in order to lend my entire regulator to someone who needed it to dive. I always carry spare Trident mouthpieces and cable ties for this purpose. 4 minutes and it's done.
P.P.S. Sweet
Underwater, no one can hear you whine. :10:
Sweet.
'Chica
P.S. One drawback is that I would need to quickly change the mouthpiece to a standard type in order to lend my entire regulator to someone who needed it to dive. I always carry spare Trident mouthpieces and cable ties for this purpose. 4 minutes and it's done.
P.P.S. Sweet
I've heard that the new models are "better" in certain regards than the earlier versions. Does anyone that has both care to chime in about this?
Oh pretty please??
Oh pretty please??
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In short, they suck.
My loathe for the SeaCure knows no bounds.
Evil devil spawn mouthpiece must be banished from the earth.
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Ken
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:krach:
Stop sugar coating it and tell us how you really feel. Seriously, you don't like them, as long as no one tries to force you to use it, why should you care?
I don't like them either. IMO, they are too big. That's something FW likes. To each his own. I use an Oceanic that also molds to your bite, but it has two advantages over the Seacure. It's the size of a regular mouthpiece (FW wouldn't like it) and it's ¼ the cost of the Seacure.
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